The phrase "aiming for improvements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals or objectives related to enhancing performance, quality, or outcomes in various contexts, such as business, education, or personal development.
Example: "Our team is aiming for improvements in customer satisfaction by implementing new feedback mechanisms."
Alternatives: "striving for enhancements" or "pursuing betterment."
In this work we present the results obtained from an experience performed with freshmen students of the Industrial Engineering degree at Las Palmas de Gran Canaria University aiming for improvement of their spatial abilities.
You're flawed and so is everyone else, but when you aim for improvement, everyone benefits.
It means studying to the best of your own abilities, and to always aim for improvement.
An efficient resource model updating framework concept was proposed aiming for the improvement of raw material quality control and process efficiency in any type of mining operation.
Finally, during the strategic planning sessions, the provider teams identify actions aiming for clinical improvement based on weaknesses, they self-identify through the simulation and debriefs.
This gradual 'ratcheting up' in capacity is consistent with the vision of international research ethics Benatar and Singer proposed almost a decade ago, aiming for the improvement of standards rather than the setting of unrealistic goals [ 21].
Our overall goal has been to tackle the complex drivers associated with the use of highly hazardous pesticides among smallholder farmers, aiming for the improvement of human health within sustainable agro-ecosystems.
Aiming for the improvement of 'spaghetti syndrome' caused by many leadwires for the measurements of biological signals such as electrocardiogram (ECG), BP,SpO2, EtCO2 and lines for intravenous infusion, we developed the new small wireless ECG electrode (size: 3 cm × 10 cm) consisting of a battery-operated telemeter equipped with two electrodes.
Access to resources to support desired changes has been a critical issue and tensions remain between the governments' disease-specific developmental priorities – aiming for long-term improvements in the way complex clinical services are delivered (and ultimately in the outcomes they achieve) and other competing priorities set for the NHS.
That statute also sets up a score of initiatives aiming for long-term improvement in quality and efficiency, including a Center for Innovation, funding for expanding quality improvement and funding for comparative effectiveness research.
